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Use formulas for array elements
I want to make a matrix calculation using an array that is not a range of
cells, but contains formulas. For example, it could be {1; A1; A1^2}, except that only constants can be placed in array brackets. Is there a way of entering such an array, without using a range of cells to enter the formulas? |
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